The A-side of a 1980 single, "Just Supposin'" traded the band's signature guitar riffs for a prominent keyboard line, signalling a new direction. The B-side, "Don't Waste My Time," was a more familiar slice of boogie rock.
- "Just Supposin'" reached number 4 on the UK Singles Chart. The single was produced by Status Quo, John Eden, and Andy Davies. It was included on the album "Just Supposin'" released in November 1980.
- The single was the first to feature Andy Bown on keyboards as a full member of the band. Status Quo had recently signed to Phonogram Records, and this was their first release on the label.
- The song was written by Status Quo members Francis Rossi, Alan Lancaster, and Andy Bown. The single cover features a photograph of the band members.
Status Quo are a British rock band formed in London in 1962. They are known for their brand of boilerplate, boogie-inflected, and often humorously anodyne rock. This single marked a shift in their sound, moving away from the blues-rock of previous years towards a more streamlined, keyboard-heavy sound that would define their early 1980s output.
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